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Vacuum line broken, where does it go?

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Well My car wont idle when its cold, and im guessing its at least partly cause by the broken vacuum line below. Can someone show me where this goes? Im having trouble reading the diagrams ive found, and cant find a picture of this area anywhere. You can see its the line in the middle thats broken off.

thanks in advance.
-Brian

 

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Not sure where that one goes, but I would just T it in with another one of your vacuum lines, as the vacuum will be the same for both.
 

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it looks like you have the 2 that go to the fpr and the egr so that leaves 2 for the smog equipment.if you dont have smog just cap them if you do there should be a valve on the strut area that the vacuum line goes to(i think its there) good luck phil
 

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that could work, but then whatever is supposed to be on the other end of that isnt getting the vacuum it should.
 

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It's EGR related, so you need to find where it went and connect it to that or it may hurt some other function. Right off the top of my head i would say it might run to the smog pump tubes to one of the solenoids on the rubber hoses
 

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Ignore my art skills, but this might help.

 

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Middle one runs to the air diverter valve

nice diagram fox-gt
 

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kickass, thanks guys, Ill check it out tommorow. Looks like my lines may be mixed up if thats correct, because i know the air bypass valve is capped off at the valve, Thats where I originally though it may have gone to, but the cap looked factory.

Im going to double check it all tommorow. Thanks again, thats a great diagram for the vac lines!
 
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